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I just caught a photo of 51 4 door woody on the web. Was this a custom job where the extra 2 doors were added, or was there a 4 door model produced?

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Extreme Gabster
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None were produced by GM.


"It's just a phase. He'll grow out of it." Mama, 1964

1956 Chevy 1/2-ton 3100
1953 Chevy 6100 "The Yard dog"
1954 GMC Suburban Now with a new proud owner.
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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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A four-door woody would most like have been vehicle made by another manufacturer on a GM 3112 (light duty 1/2 ton) windshield/cowl/chassis, or, more likely, on a GM 3612 (medium duty 3/4 ton) windshield/cowl/chassis, or, even up to a 1-2 ton woody "bus".

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Research J.T. Cantrell and Co., they were the most prolific builder of these bodies on many manufacturers chassis.

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Bubba - Curmudgeon
Bubba - Curmudgeon
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Here's a long/big one.

Here's info from Jim Carter (Midstate Body Company - Campbell)

Here's info on J.T. Cantrell (using the terms: Depot Wagon, Station Wagon, & Suburban Body)


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